
Minimal Activity Lowers Dementia Risk
By John Salak – It is no secret that regular activity is a gateway to better health. It is essential for cardiovascular health, muscle development, weight management and stress relief.
By John Salak – It is no secret that regular activity is a gateway to better health. It is essential for cardiovascular health, muscle development, weight management and stress relief.
By Edward J. Thomas – There is a new buzz coming from coffee. It may, in fact, be a godsend for those dealing with atrial fibrillation, the most common heart
By John Salak – The good news is that the loneliness and isolation many older Americans experienced during the height of the pandemic has lessened and returned to pre-pandemic levels.
By John Salak – It’s bad enough that at least 25 million American adults suffer from sleep apnea, perhaps 80 percent of which are undiagnosed. It is a chronic problem
By John Salak – A healthy body apparently supports a healthy mind. Middle-aged people, in fact, dealing with risk factors like blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol who do not
The Skinny: Dementia isn’t an inevitable part of aging despite what many now think. But it is a growing concern. One report indicates that perhaps 10 percent of American adults
Everyone forgets things from time to time. It’s not only natural, it is inevitable, especially with age. But with the increased awareness of Alzheimer’s and other cognitive diseases, a slip
By John Salak – The hard reality is that an awful lot of people will experience some form of memory loss, especially as they age. These lapses aren’t always—or even
By John Salak – It appears the world is a lonely place, especially for younger and older adults. Estimates vary, but one report notes that overall about one in three
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